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This is a high-risk investment and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong. Blanch came from a large family and her parents were not particularly well off.

Sometimes they had around a lot

and they moved around a lot and as they moved around a lot and as they moved her

older siblings sort of married and stayed where they were. And Blanche eventually, as the second youngest of the family,

eventually ended up in sort of the New England, New York area, where she realized how much she loved New York City,

and also that she really wanted to get a music education and be on the stage.

In 1895, Blanche-Chesboro moved into a small apartment of her own in Gramercy Park in New York City.

She brought a portrait of her parents, a vase for flowers, and she brought her piano.

She later said, music had been my one absorbing interest. She wasn't interested in getting married, writing, I wanted my

existence to be fervid and glowing. We're hearing about her from historian and author April White.

What was her life in New York like? How was she supporting herself?

At the time she was singing, singing at churches mainly and making a small stipend each week for being a part of the

choir.

And that was enough. It was enough for her to get by in New York.

It wasn't enough for her to live the life she wanted to.

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